We are Morfloor.
We create distinctive parquet flooring for those who appreciate the extraordinary. Whether your priority is form, texture, detail, or finish, Morfloor offers parquet flooring tailored to your unique taste.
We don’t create for everyone.
If your living or working space is as distinctive as you are, then we share the same vision.
Luxury Is Not About Wealth.
It’s About Being Exceptional.
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The Beauty of Shadows
Walnut has long been a symbol of luxury in interior design. Yet, when it achieves a deep, dark tone and exceptional uniformity, it reaches new heights of beauty and exclusivity.
The Boyar Collection is the result of a meticulous process of selecting and refining walnut wood with naturally rich, dark tones. It is designed for projects where flooring is more than a functional element—it is an integral part of the design identity.
In Boyar, every plank is carefully selected to ensure consistency in color and grain across the entire collection. This harmony not only creates a refined visual experience but also brings a sense of timeless elegance and effortless cohesion to any space.
Boyar is the choice for projects that seek to redefine luxury, where every plank reflects the artistry and precision of exceptional design.
Our Relationship with the City, Children, and Public Spaces
What Morfloor creates is defined by more than material and form. Before taking shape on a surface, every choice begins with a deeper relationship with precision, taste, and the world around us. For this reason, culture is not separate from our work; it is an extension of the same discipline that guides our choices, our craftsmanship, and our refusal to create without meaning.
We see culture not as a platform for display, but as an integral part of our responsibility to the world around us.
The Morfloor journey has been shaped by our customers. Today, having installed tens of thousands of square metres of wood flooring, we look back with gratitude and remember those who placed their trust in us when the Morfloor brand was first launched.
Morfloor crafts premium-quality wood flooring, backed by our product guarantee.
Our collection is constantly evolving. We collaborate with leading architecture studios and interior designers, from Tehran to Milan and Virginia. The forms and colour palettes of Morfloor wood flooring emerge from these creative collaborations and a shared design vision. You can be confident that the parquet pattern you choose for your home or workplace has been carefully curated by professional designers to create a truly distinctive result.
Morfloor engineered parquet tiles offer outstanding durability, making them suitable for installation over underfloor heating systems, as well as for use as wood cladding on walls and ceilings.
We honour the trust you have placed in us, and we are proud of it.
Morfloor wood flooring is crafted from oak, ash, walnut, beech, and elm, and is available in polished and natural finishes. Our parquet flooring features entirely natural colours and is free from harmful chemical compounds.
With a collection of more than 450 distinctive, contemporary designs, Morfloor offers a world of possibilities for choosing flooring that reflects your individual taste. The right choice brings the entire floor design together, creating a cohesive and refined interior.
Explore the Morfloor Parquet Gallery to discover examples of completed projects.
Classics Never Go Out of Style !
At Morfloor, we move beyond market conventions while remaining true to one enduring principle: the timeless value of the classics.
We believe that lasting beauty needs no proof. To us, classics are not relics of the past, but benchmarks for the future—steadfast reference points that protect architecture from the uncertainty of passing trends.
We do more than reinterpret the classics; we bring them to life anew through every texture and colour. So that what we create is not merely a product for today, but an expression of authenticity designed to endure forever.
A Return to Nature, A Beauty That Endures
Designed for outdoor spaces, Extern parquet brings together the resilience of wood and the unspoilt beauty of nature. A refined choice for those who appreciate the harmony of natural elements in their surroundings, it creates an effortless connection between design and the outdoors.
A Reflection of History at the Heart of Your Home
Inspired by the grandeur of historic palaces, Versailles parquet carries a story of elegance and heritage in every piece. Its intricate patterns create an atmosphere of dignity and magnificence, making it the perfect choice for interiors defined by classic sophistication and timeless luxury.
Pure beauty from every angle
With its precisely crafted angles and harmonious geometry, chevron parquet brings together strength and elegance. Designed for those who appreciate artistic detail, it creates a luxurious, dynamic atmosphere where every line reflects a refined sense of style.
Where Traditional Grandeur Meets Modern Elegance
With its classic pattern and captivating sense of order, herringbone parquet tells a story of heritage and innovation in every space. Designed for lovers of art and refined interiors, it brings modernity and classic elegance into harmony, creating a truly luxurious composition.
Beauty in Endless Lines
Linear parquet flooring, with its endless, flowing lines, creates a sense of spaciousness and tranquillity in interior design. A reflection of nature’s authenticity, it celebrates the understated grandeur of wood, transforming every step into a distinctive experience.
The universe is a world of 360 degrees. Nature’s creations are not confined to angles of 45, 90, or 180 degrees. We love nature in all its extraordinary angles and magical curves.
At Morfloor, we create parquet flooring in every conceivable form and angle, breaking free from the limitations of conventional technologies. Inspired by the most familiar forms found in nature, we offer an exciting and inspiring approach to designing floors for your home and workplace.
Our technology makes it possible to bring forgotten shapes and contours back to life, opening up new possibilities for flooring design beyond the boundaries of traditional geometry.
Padauk, also known as rose padauk, is distinguished by its saffron-like hues and subtle fragrance. Undoubtedly one of the world’s most luxurious wood species, it stands alongside such prestigious woods as ebony and Brazilian cherry. Its exceptional physical properties set it apart from other species, while its large, flawless timber sections make it particularly prized.
Much like bronze, which develops a deeper patina over time, padauk gradually darkens with age, gaining depth and character as the years pass.
kosipo is often mistakenly identified as a variety of Sapele. However, unlike Sapele, kosipo also exhibits rich walnut-like tones, and the two woods differ considerably in their mechanical properties.
kosipo does not display the dramatic colour variations commonly found in many African wood species. Although regarded internationally as a rare, premium wood associated with luxury, its relatively consistent appearance makes it a refined, lower-risk choice for distinctive, high-end projects.
Mesquite, known in Iran as Kahur and locally in Khuzestan as Kahr, is native to select regions around the Persian Gulf and parts of the southern United States. Growing wild in the heart of the desert, its naturally twisted and contoured forms are shaped entirely by nature, without human intervention.
Processing mesquite wood is a complex craft that demands advanced, high-tech machinery and the skilled hands of experienced artisans. Renowned for its exceptionally high Janka hardness rating, mesquite offers outstanding durability. It also boasts excellent resistance to water and moisture—a quality that has made it a trusted material for generations, traditionally used by people in southern Iran to build boats.
Also known as black walnut, walnut wood is prized for its rich, warm palette, ranging from deep brown and chocolate tones to hues that verge on purple. Its contrasting light and dark knots and grain patterns create a beautiful two-tone patina, giving each parquet floor a distinctive character.
Walnut parquet naturally becomes a focal point, drawing the eye and captivating those who encounter it. Its beauty also evolves with age. Over time, the wood gradually changes colour, developing a new depth and character. In this way, your interior grows and transforms with you, becoming more beautiful and personal over the years.
Elm is a rare species of elm, its name reflecting its close resemblance to Melch elm. Found primarily in Mediterranean regions, this wood shares many of oak’s mechanical properties and performance characteristics, yet stands apart with its warmer, more orange-toned hues and softer, less pronounced grain.
This subtle grain pattern lends each parquet tile an almost impressionistic quality, creating a captivating visual effect across the floor once installed. Unlike many other wood species, the knots in Oujamelch blend seamlessly with its natural grain, forming a harmonious pattern that enhances the wood’s character and contributes to its higher grade and value.
Beech wood typically has very few knots and features a consistent grain pattern throughout, giving it a calm, understated appearance. With its high Brinell hardness rating, beech belongs to the hardwood family, making it an excellent choice not only for residential interiors but also for commercial spaces with heavy foot traffic.
With its exceptionally warm appearance, beech parquet captures the eye and brings inviting character to any interior. Its natural beauty offers versatile design possibilities, allowing for distinctive and elegant flooring solutions.
Oak is undoubtedly the world’s most popular choice for parquet flooring. Its high Brinell and Janka hardness ratings, excellent mechanical properties, and richly distinctive grain make it an ideal material for parquet production. Another notable quality of oak is its exceptional ability to absorb stains and take on colour. This versatility allows Morfloor to offer oak flooring in a wide range of carefully curated colours.
We are close to nature because our sources are diverse. At Morfloor, we work with distinctive wood species sourced from across Iran to the farthest forests of West Africa. We understand that each has travelled a long and remarkable journey to become the wood we know today.
Ultimately, they all share the same purpose: to become parquet flooring. Yet at Morfloor, we honour the unique character of every species, selecting and crafting each one for the projects it is best suited to. Each wood has its own story to tell—and each represents the promise of projects yet to come.
Morfloor Academy is an educational and research initiative established to address the needs of manufacturers and the market in the theoretical aspects of the wood industry and the informed selection of parquet flooring. Its primary mission is to develop and share scientific and technical knowledge that advances understanding and expertise across the wood industry.
Engineered parquet flooring is a natural wood floor made up of multiple layers. The top layer is crafted from real wood, such as oak, walnut, or elm, while the underlying layers are arranged in a cross-layered structure to provide greater dimensional stability.
This construction makes engineered parquet more resistant to changes in temperature and humidity than solid wood flooring, making it an excellent choice for residential, office, and commercial spaces. In many cases, it can also be installed over underfloor heating systems, subject to the product’s specifications and installation requirements.
Solid wood flooring is made from a single, solid piece of timber, whereas engineered parquet consists of multiple layers of wood.
Thanks to its multilayer construction, engineered parquet offers greater dimensional stability in response to expansion and contraction caused by changes in temperature and humidity. For this reason, it has become the preferred alternative to solid wood flooring in many luxury projects around the world.
When properly designed and manufactured, both flooring types offer the authentic beauty of natural wood, with no noticeable difference in appearance.
The ideal thickness depends on the type of project and the subfloor system.
For engineered parquet, the thickness of the natural wood wear layer is just as important as the overall thickness, as it determines how many times the floor can be sanded and refinished over its lifetime.
For most residential and office projects, engineered parquet with a standard thickness offers an excellent balance of durability, dimensional stability, and aesthetic appeal.
No. Engineered wood flooring is made from natural wood, with a surface that showcases the authentic texture and grain of real timber.
Laminate flooring, by contrast, does not have a natural wood surface; instead, it features a printed image designed to replicate the appearance of wood.
In terms of tactile experience, repairability, value, longevity, and overall quality, engineered wood flooring offers a more premium alternative to laminate.
As a general industry standard, the minimum thickness for the top layer of engineered parquet flooring is 3 mm, a standard that Morfloor upholds across all its products. Many Morfloor collections are also available with thicker natural wood wear layers.
Absolutely—and this is precisely where Morfloor’s passion lies. Our design department has already created bespoke flooring designs for a number of distinctive projects.
Parquet is far more than a floor covering. We believe it is a defining element of interior design, with the power to shape a space, establish its character, and transform the overall experience of an interior.